The Imbaseni Trust Tanzania Kilimanjaro Region

Imbaseni Trust

Aims			Welcome to The Imbaseni Trust The Imbaseni Trust is a registered charity which exists to: Help young Tanzanian men and women to gain the necessary skills to gain employment Support the work of the Scripture Union Centres at Imbaseni and Iyela Help to provide training opportunities and capacity building for local staff Work towards making the Centres in northern Tanzania self-sufficient It is built on over 13 years of meaningful partnership and operates by: regular communication with local personnel sourcing appropriate tools, machinery and other equipment in the UK sending out consignments of goods to Tanzania helping local income generation projects It arose out of the establishment of the Imbaseni Rural Development Project in the Kilimanjaro region, the vision of local members of Scripture Union of Tanzania. Started in 1985, the centre consists of a Vocational Training Centre (VTC), Conference Centre, Dispensary and Vehicle Workshops. **Latest News***Latest News**Latest News* The container carrying 2.5 tons of books, a number of machine tools for the workshops and computers for the new computer course arrived safely in September. Our thanks to all who donated goods. Plans are being made for the establishing of computer courses for girls from later this year. We welcome David & Pippa Ruddock from the UK who are setting up the course. The skilled task force completed its work in September and the newadministration block is planned to open in January. Graham and Frances Wilson are now in Dar es Salaam, where Graham is working at the University. They can be contacted on graham@udsm.ac.tz. The acting Convenor of the Trust, Dr Elizabeth Swain, can be contacted on imbaseni@telinco.co.uk
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			The Imbaseni Trust, Drimard, Eastergreens Avenue, Kirkintilloch, Glasgow G66 3BH; E-mail imbaseni@telinco.co.uk Registered Scottish Charity No SC 028456; Tax reference CR 47031